Butterfly Potential

This worksheet is a great way for students to identify their core values and focus in on their top 5 core values. This leads to a great discussion about how people have different values and the importance of knowing what you value.

This is a great worksheet for students to learn about coping skills and determine what works for them and what doesn't.

Consequences can be positive or negative. Students will think through each situation and decide what consequence would happen and why it is either positive or negative.

Students will identify situations as passive, aggressive, or assertive, and what indicates that in each situation.

A Fraction War card game that turns the classic game of War into a fun, math-focused challenge. Cards include fractions in multiple forms: visuals, simplified, improper, and written words, so students compare values and practice reasoning about which fraction is greater while playing a familiar, engaging game.

A challenging, engaging math activity using bubble numbers of 2026, where students solve higher-level problems such as linear equations, slope, and perpendicular lines. Students use their solutions to correctly fill in each section of the numbers, promoting critical thinking and persistence, with a motivating prize incentive upon completion.

An interactive math challenge featuring bubble numbers of 2026, where students solve real-world, multi-step math problems involving operations with decimals, rates, and proportional reasoning. Students use their answers to fill in each section of the numbers, building problem-solving skills while staying motivated with a prize-based incentive.

A fun, hands-on math activity using bubble numbers of 2026 where students solve simple, age-appropriate word problems and equations (like basic addition and subtraction) to fill in each section of the numbers. This engaging activity helps reinforce foundational math skills while motivating students with a prize for completing the puzzle correctly.

This is a great beginning of year activity to get to know your students and have them write to their future selves!

The “What If” Tool is a reflective worksheet that guides students to explore a problem, consider why it matters, and brainstorm possible solutions. Students also give advice from another perspective (“If I were you…”), promoting empathy, critical thinking, and collaborative problem-solving.

A GROWTH Goal-Setting framework that guides students through setting and achieving goals. Using the acronym G.R.O.W.T.H, students define clear goals, create realistic plans, anticipate obstacles, identify support and resources, track progress, and establish lasting habits to ensure success and personal growth.

Students identify situations in which they have reacted or responded. They also determine whether reacting/responding helped or hurt the situation.

A clear, eye-opening visual that shows how missed days and even a few minutes late each day can add up to months or years of lost learning. Reinforces the message that every day counts and attendance truly matters for student success.

A Book Bingo reading challenge designed to motivate students to read a wide variety of books. With age-appropriate prompts, students explore different genres, formats, themes, and reading experiences—at home, in class, or independently. Encourages choice, discussion, and a love of reading while helping students build consistent reading habits.

This poster is a great way for students to learn the parts of an "I" statement and see an example of an "I" statement. This can also be used as a discussion starter during social emotional learning time.

This worksheet helps students to narrow down on their strengths and what skills they need to work on.

This worksheet is a great way for students to learn about positive and negative consequences.

Students learn about the types of peer pressure: Spoken Peer Pressure, Unspoken Peer Pressure, Direct Peer Pressure, Indirect Peer Pressure, Negative Peer Pressure, and Positive Peer Pressure. They will then identify the types of peer pressure at play in each situation.

Help students build essential knowledge about post-secondary education and career planning with this engaging matching card game and word wall set. Featuring key terms like Apprenticeship, Tuition, Resume, Scholarships, and more, this resource supports vocabulary development and real-world understanding. Perfect for middle and high school classrooms, career centers, and guidance lessons.

Students match careers to career clusters to explore careers that they may not have heard of.